What it does

remio is a desktop application that builds a searchable memory of your work. It gathers files, emails, meetings and the web pages you browse, organises them on your device, and lets you ask questions in chat, with answers that point back to the sources they came from. On top of that context it can produce finished work, including native PowerPoint decks that stay editable, and it handles more than 30 file formats. Meetings can be recorded and transcribed locally without inviting a bot, and existing audio, video or podcast links can be imported. You pick the AI: the site lists 30+ models from several providers, an option to bring your own API key, and support for connecting a local model. A command line interface lets other coding or general-purpose agents pull focused context from the index instead of rereading folders. The desktop app currently supports Windows 10 and later (x64) and Macs with Apple silicon. A mobile app exists, but it needs the desktop app to work.

Capabilities

Local indexing, search, recording and transcription on your device
Chat answers that cite the original files, emails and meetings
Creates editable PowerPoint decks and works with 30+ file formats
30+ AI models, bring your own API key, or connect a local model
40+ connectors, plus a CLI so other agents can retrieve context
Mobile companion app that works with the desktop app

When to use it

You want one searchable memory of files, meetings, emails and research kept on your own device
You need first drafts of decks or documents grounded in your own materials
You run coding or general-purpose agents and want them to fetch focused context instead of scanning folders
You want meetings recorded and transcribed without a bot joining the call